Byron Company uses the perpetual inventory system and makes all credit sales on terms of 2/10, n/30 and records these sales following the new revenue recognition principle. The transactions completed for Byron Company during May 2019 were as follows:
CRJ-May 1 Received $50,000 in exchange for common stock issued to stockholders.
PJ-May 1 Purchased merchandise inventory on credit terms of 2/15, n/60 from Rudasill Co. $6,400.
SJ-May 3 Issued invoice #1001 for sale on account to Hockaday, Inc. $5,400. Byron Company’s cost of this merchandise inventory was $2,980.
CRJ-May 3 Collected interest revenue of $4,900.
SJ-May 4 Issued invoice #1002 for sale on account to Oreo Co. $4,400. Byron Company’s cost of this merchandise inventory was $3,300.
CPJ-May 8 Issued check #900 to purchase equipment for cash, $5,800.
CRJ-May 9 Sold merchandise inventory for cash, $3,300, (cost, $2,500).
CRJ-May 10 Received cash from Hockaday, Inc. in full settlement of the account receivable from the sale on May 3. Hockaday earned a discount by paying early.
CPJ-May 11 Purchased merchandise inventory for cash, $6,500, issuing check #901.
PJ-May 11 Purchased office supplies on account from Bordan, Inc. $1,900. Terms were n/EOM.
CPJ-May 13 Issued check #902 to pay Rudasill Co. the net amount owed from May 1. Round to the nearest dollar.
SJ-May 14 Issued invoice #1003 for credit sale to Hockaday, Inc. $1,357 (cost $1,127).
SJ-May 16 Sold merchandise inventory on account to Marion, Inc., issuing invoice #1004 for $1,665 (cost $1,240)
CRJ-May 17 Received cash from Oreo, Co. in full settlement of its account receivable from May 4.
PJ-May 17 Purchased merchandise inventory on credit terms of net 30 from Rudasill Co. $5,500.
CPJ-May 19 Issued check #903 to pay for insurance coverage, debiting prepaid insurance for $3,000.
PJ-May 20 Purchased equipment on credit terms of 3/10, n/60 from Highland Co., $2,430.
GJ-May 22 Returned damaged merchandise inventory to Rudasill Co. issuing a debit memo for $1,500.
PJ-May 22 Purchased merchandise inventory on credit terms of 2/10, n/30 from Rudasill Co. $1,675.
CPJ-May 25 Issued check #904 to pay utilities $1,453.
CPJ-May 27 Issued check #905 to pay Rudasill, Co in full on account from May 17 purchase, less return.
CPJ-May 30 Issued check #906 to pay monthly salaries of $5,200.
CRJ-May 30 Received cash in full from Hockaday, Inc. on credit sale of May 14.
CPJ-May 30 Issued check #907 to pay Bordan, Inc. in full on account from May 11 purchase.
Instructions:
11D Cash $13,450☒ ☒41C Sales Revenue $7,000
12D Accounts Receivable 3,250 ☒ ☒42C Interest Revenue 2,200
14D Merchandise Inventory 7,500 ☒ ☒51D Cost of Goods Sold 4,600
16D Office Supplies 1,450 ☒ ☒52C Salaries Exp. 4,500
17C? Prepaid Insurance 0 ☐ ☒53C Utilities Exp. 1,250
18D Equipment 2,000 ☒ ☐60D? Sales Disc. Forfeited 0
21C Accounts Payable 1,600 ☒
31C Common Stock 11,000 ☒
32C Retained Earnings 16,200☒
Verify the agreement of each subsidiary ledger with its controlling account.
Sales Journal:-
May 3 Hockaday Inc. A/c _Dr. $5400
To Sales A/c $2980
To Profit A/c $2420
(Being goods sold on credit to Hocaday with profit of $2420)
May 4 Oreo Co. A/c _Dr. $4400
To Sales A/c $3300
To Profit A/c $1100
(Being goods sold on credit with a profit of $ 1100)
May 9 Cash A/c _Dr. $3300
To Sales A/c $2500
To Profit A/c $800
(Being goods sold on cash with profit of $ 800)
May 14 Hockaday Inc. A/c _Dr. $1357
To Sales A/c $1127
To Profit A/c $230
(Being goods sold to Hockaday on credit with of $230)
May 16 Marion Inc. A/c _Dr. $1665
To Sales A/c $1240
To Profit A/c $425
(Being goods sold to Marion Inc. on credit with a profit of $425)
Cash Receipt Journal:-
May 1 Cash A/c _Dr. $50000
To Stockholders A/c $50000
(Being cash received from stockholders in exchange of common stock)
May 3 Cash A/c _Dr $ 4900
To Interest Revenue A/c $4900
(Being Interest Received )
May 9 Cash A/c _Dr $3300
To Sales A/c $2500
To Profit A/c $800
(Being goods sold on cash with profit)
May 10 Cash A/c _Dr $5400
To Bills Receivable A/c $5400
(Being cash received from Hockaday for the goods on credit on May 3)
May 17 Cash A/c _Dr. $4400
To Bills Receivable A/c $4400
(Being Cash received from Oreo Co. for goods sold on credit on May 4)
May 30 Cash A/c _Dr $1357
To Bills Receivable A/c $1357
(Being cash received from Hockaday for the goods sold on May 14 on credit)
Purchase Journal:-
May 1 Inventory A/c _Dr. $6400
To Rudasil Co. A/c $6400
(Being merchandise inventory purchased on credit from Rudasil Co.)
May 11 Office Supplies A/c _Dr. $1900
To Bordan Inc. A/c $1900
(Being office supplies purchased on credit from Bordan Inc.)
May 17 Inventory A/C _Dr. $5500
To Rudasil Co. A/c $5500
(Being merchandise inventory purchased on credit from Rudasil Co.)
May 20 Equipment A/c _Dr.$2430
To Highland Co. A/c $2430
(Being equipment purchased from Highland on credit)
May 22 Inventory A/c _Dr. $1675
To Rudasil Co. A/c $1675
(Being inventory purchased on credit from Rudasil Co.)
Cash Disbursements Journal:-
May 8 Equipment A/c _Dr.$5800
To Bank A/c $5800
(Being equipment purchased by paying through check)
May 11 Inventory A/c _Dr. $6500
To Bank A/c $6500
(Being inventory purchased by paying through check)
May 13 Accounts Payable A/c _Dr. $50000
To Bank A/c $50000
(Being payment made to Rudasil Co. for the goods purchased on credit on May 1)
May 14 Prepaid Insurance A/c _Dr. $3000
To Bank A/c $3000
(Being payment of insurance made in advance)
May 25 Utilities A/c _Dr. $1453
To Bank A/c $1453
(Being Utilities purchased by making payment by check)
May 27 Accounts Payable A/c _Dr. $5500
To Bank A/c $5500
(Being payment made to Rudasil Co. for inventory purchased on credit on May 17)
May 30 Salaries A/c _Dr. $5200
To Bank A/c $5200
(Being Payment of salaries made by check)
May 30 Accounts Payable A/c _Dr. $1900
To Bank A/c $1900
(Being payment made to Bordan Inc. for the office supplies purchased on credit)
General journal:-
May 1 Cash A/c _Dr. $50000
To Stockholders A/c $50000
(Being cash received from stockholders in exchange of common stock)
May 3 Cash A/c _Dr $ 4900
To Interest Revenue A/c $4900
(Being Interest Received )
May 3 Hockaday Inc. A/c _Dr. $5400
To Sales A/c $2980
To Profit A/c $2420
(Being goods sold on credit to Hocaday with profit of $2420)
May 4 Oreo Co. A/c _Dr. $4400
To Sales A/c $3300
To Profit A/c $1100
(Being goods sold on credit with a profit of $ 1100)
May 9 Cash A/c _Dr. $3300
To Sales A/c $2500
To Profit A/c $800
(Being goods sold on cash with profit of $ 800)
May 10 Cash A/c _Dr $5400
To Bills Receivable A/c $5400
(Being cash received from Hockaday for the goods on credit on May 3)
May 14 Hockaday Inc. A/c _Dr. $1357
To Sales A/c $1127
To Profit A/c $230
(Being goods sold to Hockaday on credit with of $230)
May 16 Marion Inc. A/c _Dr. $1665
To Sales A/c $1240
To Profit A/c $425
(Being goods sold to Marion Inc. on credit with a profit of $425)
May 17 Cash A/c _Dr. $4400
To Bills Receivable A/c $4400
May 20 Equipment A/c _Dr.$2430
To Highland Co. A/c $2430
(Being equipment purchased from Highland on credit)
May 22 Inventory A/c _Dr. $1675
To Rudasil Co. A/c $1675
May 25 Utilities A/c _Dr. $1453
To Bank A/c $1453
(Being Utilities purchased by making payment by check)
May 27 Accounts Payable A/c _Dr. $5500
To Bank A/c $5500
(Being payment made to Rudasil Co. for inventory purchased on credit on May 17)
(Being inventory purchased on credit from Rudasil Co.)
May 30 Cash A/c _Dr $1357
To Bills Receivable A/c $1357
(Being cash received from Hockaday for the goods sold on May 14 on credit)
Adam Co. A/c
Dr. Cr.
Date | Particulars | Amount $ | Date | Particulars | Amount $ |
May 1 | To Balance b/d | 3250 | |||
May 1 | By Balance c/d | 3250 |
Oreo Co.
Date | Particulars | Amount $ | Date | Particulars | Amount $ |
May 4 | To Sales A/c | 4400 | |||
May 31 | By Balance C/d | 4400 |
Marion Inc.
Date | Particulars | Amount $ | Date | Particulars | Amount $ |
May 16 | To Sales A/c | 1665 | |||
May 31 | By Balance C/d | 1665 |
Hockaday A/c
Date | Particulars | Amount $ | Date | Particulars | Amount $ |
May 3 | To Sales A/c | 5400 | |||
May 14 | To Sales a/c | 1357 | |||
May 31 | By Balance C/d | 6757 |
Accounts Payable :-
Highland Co.
Date | Particulars | Amount $ | Date | Particulars | Amount $ |
May 20 | By Equipment A/c | 2430 | |||
May 31 | To Balance C/d | 2430 | |||
Bordan, Inc
Date | Particulars | Amount $ | Date | Particulars | Amount $ |
May 11 | By Office Supplies | 1900 | |||
May 31 | To Balance C/d | 1900 |
Rudasill Co.
Date | Particulars | Amount $ | Date | Particulars | Amount $ |
May 17 | By Inventory | 5500 | |||
May 22 | By Inventory | 1675 | |||
May 31 | To Balance C/d | 7175 |
Zebra Co,
Date | Particulars | Amount $ | Date | Particulars | Amount $ |
May 1 | By Balance B/d | 1600 | |||
May 31 | To Balance C/d | 1600 |
Accounts Receivable
Date | Particulars | Amount $ | Date | Particulars | Amount $ |
May 1 | To Adam co. | 3250 | |||
May 3 | To Hockaday inc. | 5400 | |||
May 4 | To Oreo Co. | 4400 | |||
May 14 | To Hockaday Inc | 1357 | |||
May 16 | To Marion Inc. | 1665 | |||
May 31 | By Balance C/d | 16072 | |||
Accounts Payable
Date | Particulars | Amount $ | Date | Particulars | Amount $ |
May 1 | By Rudasill Co. | 6400 | |||
May 11 | By Bordan Inc. | 1900 | |||
May 17 | By Rudasill Co. | 5500 | |||
May 20 | By Highland Co. | 2430 | |||
May 22 | By Rudasill Co. | 1675 | |||
May 31 | Zebra Co. | 1600 | |||
May 31 | To Balance C/d | 19505 | |||
Trial Balance:-
Particular | Folio | Debit $ | Credit $ |
cash | 30007 | ||
revenue | 7000 | ||
Accounts receivable | 16072 | ||
Accounts Payable | 19505 | ||
Office Supplles | 3350 | ||
Prepaid Insurance | 4250 | ||
Equipment | 7800 | ||
common stock | 11000 | ||
Retained Earning | 16200 | ||
sales | 16122 | ||
Salaries | 5200 | ||
utilities | 1453 | ||
Merchandise Inventory | 7175 | ||
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